You can't, the way the scattering works is that the density increases infinitely with distance, but the light only scales to a certain level. HDRIs are at an infinite distance so the density of the scattering will eventually reach 100% and no light can come through. Instead, you would need to instead create a cube mesh, remove the surface shader and replace with the volume scatter node, turn down the density to something like 0.05 and then scale your cube up :)
thank you for sharing this!
How do I blender? My computer smoke. Plz and thx
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thats sp easy to follow thanks
How can I do this without interfering with HDRIs?
create a cube
scale it up so its cover all of your object incliduing a camera
and set up the exact same material
This song is so cool, thx for the tutorial sir
Great job 👏🏻
how to add hdri with this sir? because the environment is black even when i download an hdri
You can't, the way the scattering works is that the density increases infinitely with distance, but the light only scales to a certain level. HDRIs are at an infinite distance so the density of the scattering will eventually reach 100% and no light can come through.
Instead, you would need to instead create a cube mesh, remove the surface shader and replace with the volume scatter node, turn down the density to something like 0.05 and then scale your cube up :)
And how do u render it mine appears dark🙏🏾
Try to increase the light of the world settings
sd card